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In addition to being the Charity Music State Cordinator, Marina Neary is also the Founder of Young Voices of New England (a new literary division of Charity Music)
Marina Neary - CT Coordinator
To Donate Instruments or Volunteer simply contact  Marina Neary

We are Currently in need of:

 - CHARITY CONCERT PERFORMING ARTISTS
 - INTERNET MARKETING VOLUNTEERS
 - DONATED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
 - MUSICAL INSTRUMENT "DROP OFF" LOACTIONS

 - PEOTRY & FICTION BY YOUNG AUTHORS FOR THE
  
"YOUNG VOICES OF NEW ENGLAND" PROGRAM



Thanks in advance for your consideration

State Chapter Government Regulations



Indiana Musical Instrument Donation "Drop Off" Locations
James Daniel Entertainment - 125 Bedford Street - Stamford CT - Phone 203-969-2400
Volunteers & Volunteer Openings
Connecticut Volunteers & Volunteer Openings
Marina Neary from the Charity Music organization, left, Budd Tunick, director of the James Daniel music school and Jim Romaniello, owner of James Daniel Entertainment, are all collecting for the Charity Music organization.
Kerry Sherck/Photo for the Advocate)
Notes of Appreciation
 
Bon-Ton Hamden Mart
Hamden
2300 Dixwell Ave.
Hamden, CT  06514
203-230-0913
 
 

Congratulations to:
 BETHEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHESHIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TORRINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Voted one of The Best 100 Communities for Music Education

 

According to the results of the eighth annual “Best 100 Communities for Music Education” survey, repeat recipients of this prestigious distinction cite increased enrollment in and funding for school music programs. While music education has been linked to higher SAT scores, math grades and future success in life, the survey also found that many students hailing from a ‘Best 100’ community have continued their musical pursuits professionally as educators, or playing for renowned symphonies, opera houses, orchestras and on Broadway. Several former students have even become acclaimed recording artists, including Outkast, Bob Seeger, Iggy Pop, Tanya Tucker and Isaac Hayes.

The ‘Best 100’ survey was sponsored by the NAMM Foundation, its American Music Conference (AMC) division and a partnership of leading national associations, including Music for All, that are working to promote the benefits of active participation in music and music education. The roster of ‘Best 100’ schools is listed below.

Thousands of teachers, school and district administrators, school board members, parents and community leaders, representing communities in all 50 states, participated in the Web-based survey. The 2007 roster includes school districts from 31 states that are committed to quality music education programs and providing access to music education. The districts were measured across a variety of program support, curricular and programmatic criteria. Because the criteria in the survey are measured proportionally, large communities and small ones are able to participate on an equal footing.

Download the complete list of the Best 100 Communities for Music Education or visit: www.amc-music.org

Source: NAMM, Music for All
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Charity Music, Inc. is a member of the Society for Nonprofit Organizations. The Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with members throughout the world. Since 1983, the Society has been providing nonprofit staff members, volunteers, and board members with affordable resources and information to work more effectively and efficiently towards accomplishing their mission.
   
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